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BCAA Muscle Build Cheval

Blend of 3 Essential Amino Acids: L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine, L-Valine

Helps build muscle and prevent muscle breakdown.

€61.56

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Measure your back size â€“ wrap the measuring tape snugly around your ribcage, just under your bust line 1, keeping it horizontal. This will give you your band size.
Then measure around the fullest part of your bust 2 , again keeping the tape horizontal.
To determine the size of pants, measure the girth of the waist 3 and hips 4
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	UK	USA	EU	BUST	Waist	Hips
XS	8	4	34	31/32	23/24	33/34
S	10	6	36	33/34	25/26	35/36
M	12	8	38	35/36	27/28	37/38
L	12	8	38	35/36	27/28	37/38
XL	10	6	36	33/34	25/26	35/36

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BCAAs are branched-chain amino acids and are an integral part of muscle tissue.

They help prevent muscle breakdown after intense training, enhance muscle growth, and promote rapid recovery.

You can use them in the following conditions:

- fatigue of the horse or pony: decreased immunity

- before competitions

- during training during muscle preparation

- to aid in growth difficulties

BCAAs help: stimulate muscle development, strengthen the immune system, restore energy, prevent muscle breakdown, and promote rapid recovery

Composition par gramme :
L-Leucine	500 mg (50%)
L-Valine	250 mg (25%)
L-Isoleucine	250 mg (25%)

Repeat monthly for 4 weeks. Can be used for up to 6 consecutive months at regular intervals (2/3 weeks).

Dosage:

Ponies: Approximately 6 g (1/2 scoop) twice a day, 12.5 g (1 scoop) twice a day, 4 days before a competition

Horses: Approximately 12.5 g (1 scoop) twice a day, 4 days before a competition, 25 g (2 scoops) twice a day

1 scoop corresponds to approximately 12.5 g (spoon dose provided except for refills)

Mix into the daily ration.

This product is not a medication and has no medicinal effect. Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a healthy lifestyle with a varied and balanced diet. If your horse is sick or has a medical condition, you should consult a veterinarian.